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We follow the “La Mina” river making it’s way to the falls.
to give you the opportunity of combining Puerto Rico’s top activities; an interpretive guided tour to El Yunque Rainforest and a fascinating Eco Kayak Adventure to Fajardo’s Bio Bay!
For this Bio Bay & Rain Forest Combo Tour We start off at “El Portal Visitor Center”, known as “The Gateway to the Forest” which features a short informative film about the forest, we shall stop at “La Coca Falls” also known as “The Fountain of Youth” by Juan Ponce de Leon, and enjoy a 360 view of the forest at the “Yocahu” Observation tower.
Eventually they intermarried with the poor Spanish farmers and became known as jíbaros.
Because of industrialization and migration to the cities few real jíbaros remain.